Page 16 - Third Precinct News Today

One would reopen on the site of the current vacant building; the other would be four blocks away.

As the city of Minneapolis considers its options for the future of the police department's Third Precinct building, dates for a series of community discussions on the topic have been set.

A proposed $35M supportive housing development in south Minneapolis is up for city reviews this week as project backers lobby state lawmakers to fill a $10 million funding gap.

The building has inexplicably been left standing on Lake Street since the 2020 riots after the police murder of George Floyd.

The Public Employees Retirement Association estimates that police and fire pensions are costing $40 million more per year than expected.

Noel Ignatiev grew up in Philadelphia in the 1940s. He wrote in his memoir, Acceptable Men, that “from the time I was a youngster I knew I wanted to dedicate my life to revolution.” His parents had both been communists and he inherited the family business, traversing over his lifetime a variety of revolutionary groupings, from Stalinist to proto-anarchist. A man ahead of his time, he maintained a steady focus on the fight against racial oppression.

Donald Klapak, 58, handed a Chase Bank teller a note demanding cash and told the teller he had a bomb.

Road closure occurring for three St. Patrick Parades.

An unnamed towing company may have been fraudulently towing vehicles in the third precinct area of Richmond, which includes neighborhoods like The Fan and Willow Lawn, according to Richmond Police.

Madison Cedeno, 41, was charged with Driving While Intoxicated.